What am I looking for in a soul mate?

This is a recent entry in my vision journal (from Feast Retreat) where I decided to get clear on what I'm looking for in a soul mate:

He should be spiritual and kind, love animals, and be understand and accepting of my relationship with my son. He should be compassionate and empathetic to the feelings of others. He should love to travel but not be worldly, as in not ruled by money but works hard for what he has. He should be respectful of the smorgasbord of cultures, ethnics, and religions of those around us. He should have strong values while not pushing his core beliefs on others. He should be open to adventure and new experiences yet also not haphazard in his choices. He should be nice looking, confident, and intelligent but not arrogant, superior, or conceited. He should look nice but be unaware of his looks. He should be passionate, romantic, monogamous, and devoted to his woman. He should not be a heavy drinker or addicted to drugs. He should have an appreciation of the arts and enjoy art shows, theater, and movies. He should be thoughtful and sensitive without being overly sensitive. He should enjoy the outdoors, hiking, and camping. He should also be able to enjoy time at home relaxing and enjoying each other's company. He should have a few close friends but not need to be the center of attention, always with a crowd, and not be a partyer although he should like to have a few couples over for dinner or a BBQ. He should be sweet, loving, and gentle.

- Loving
- Kind
- Romantic
- Respectful
- Sincere
- Trustworthy
- Devoted
- Compassionate

I used images of Raj from The Big Bang Theory because he's my current T.V. crush. :-D

Hugs,

Lately

:: She Reads ::

The Mortal Instruments series from Cassandra Clare and  Live with Intention from Mary Anne Radmacher

:: She Listens ::

Mumford & Sons Awake My Soul

:: She Creates ::

Journaling and visioning in my notebook from Feast Retreat:

Creating new journals for poetry:

:: She Explores ::

Community Grace

:: She Loves ::

Prayer Flags

Starry String Lights

Hugs,

How to destroy a friendship (and other meaningful relationships)

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~ Stop telling each other secrets.

~ Not let them know they are appreciated.

~ Forget to call them back.

~ Have a deep discuss…by email.

~ Forget their birthday.

~ Keep a list of all their mistakes.

~ Blame each other.

~ Never offer a compliment.

~ Never make them a priority.

~ Cancel plans at the last minute…every week.

~ Or just not show up.

~ Keep them all to yourself.

~ Berate their ideas, dreams, and goals.

~ Coerce others to take your side.

~ Give them an ultimatum.

~ Try to change them.

~ Take each other for granted.

Be grateful for the caring and loving people in your life and don't hesitate in letting them know how you feel. Words spoken in anger cannot be taken back and the wounds take years to heal. Love one another. <3